Libyan Dynasty

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The Libyan Dynasty, formally known as Egypt's Twenty-second Dynasty, was a period of ancient Egyptian rule by pharaohs of Libyan origin that marked the early Third Intermediate Period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Twenty-second Dynasty of Egypt
ancient Egyptian dynasty
royal house
alsoKnownAs Egyptian Twenty-second Dynasty NERFINISHED
Libyan Egyptian Dynasty NERFINISHED
Twenty-second Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
archaeologicalEvidence inscriptions at Karnak
royal tombs at Tanis
capital Bubastis NERFINISHED
characterizedBy decentralization of royal authority
rise of local rulers in Egypt
chronologicalPosition early Third Intermediate Period
country Pharaonic Egypt
surface form: Ancient Egypt
endTime c. 716 BC
era Iron Age NERFINISHED
ethnicOrigin Libyan
followedBy Twenty-third Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
follows Twenty-first Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
foundedBy Shoshenq I NERFINISHED
governmentType hereditary kingship
hasPharaoh Osorkon I NERFINISHED
Osorkon II NERFINISHED
Osorkon IV NERFINISHED
Pami NERFINISHED
Shoshenq I NERFINISHED
Shoshenq III NERFINISHED
Shoshenq IV NERFINISHED
Shoshenq V NERFINISHED
Takelot I NERFINISHED
knownFromSource Biblical references to Shishak (Shoshenq I)
Egyptian king lists
languageUsed Ancient Egyptian language
notableEvent campaigns of Shoshenq I in the Levant
notableSite Bubastis NERFINISHED
Tanis NERFINISHED
partOf Third Intermediate Period of Egypt NERFINISHED
politicalStructure monarchy
powerBase Delta Libyan military chiefs
predecessorPopulation Meshwesh Libyans NERFINISHED
regionRuled Lower Egypt NERFINISHED
parts of Upper Egypt
religion Ancient Egyptian religion
royalHouse House of Shoshenq NERFINISHED
startTime c. 943 BC
successorStates local Libyan dynasties in the Delta
usedTitle Pharaoh

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Osorkon I dynasty Libyan Dynasty